Capture on iPhone
iOS doesn't let apps watch your clipboard in the background, so Clypy gives you one motion instead.
One clipboard · Every device
Everything the clipboard should have been
Your clips across your devices, encrypted end to end. Capture on your phone and paste from the Clypy keyboard in any app.Every clip you copy, on every device you own, found by what you meant and encrypted end to end. Press Ctrl/Command + Alt/Option + V and it's all right there.
repeat ⌘⌥V or click to search
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This strip is live. Try typing wifi, then press ↩ to copy it.then tap the card to copy it.
How it works
Your clipboard finally has a memory
Clypy keeps every clip you copy. The strip slides up over any app: type what you remember or arrow to it, and Enter pastes it right where you were typing.
Every desktop feature - Step 1
Copy like you always do
On your computer, Clypy catches every clip on its own. On Android, switching to the Clypy keyboard saves your latest copy, and it saves every copy while it stays selected. On iPhone, one motion saves it: Back Tap, the share sheet or the Clypy keyboard. Every clip arrives typed, with a real preview.
- Step 2
It syncs itself
While paired devices overlap online, they exchange encrypted changes directly over your network when possible. A device that was away catches up from a current peer when they next overlap.
- Step 3
Summon and paste
Press Ctrl/Command + Alt/Option + V and the strip slides up over your work. Arrow to a clip or search by meaning, press Enter, and it pastes into whatever you were doing.
Sarah asks for an address. One shortcut brings up the strip, a plain-language search finds the one you copied on your phone, and Enter drops it straight into the conversation.
Truly universal
Copy on one device. Paste on all of them.
Mac, Windows, Linux, iPhone and Android share one clipboard. Every clip is encrypted before it leaves the device you copied it on, so the network in between only ever carries ciphertext.
How sync works macOS
Windows
Linux
iPhone
Android
Direct on your network
Devices on the same network sync to each other directly, with no server in the path.
Encrypted everywhere else
Away from home, an encrypted relay passes ciphertext it can't read.
Pro means every device
Clips sync while devices overlap online. Pro activates unlimited devices.
Copy a book title in the book club chat on your Mac. It crosses to your iPad end-to-end encrypted, and it's the first card on Clypy's keyboard when you go to search for it.
Send files
Big files, straight across the room
Drop a video on your phone or a folder of photos on your laptop. Files go device to device over your own Wi-Fi, encrypted end to end, at the speed of your network. They never touch a server and never land in your clip history. Part of Clypy Pro.
How sending files works Drag three videos from Finder onto your iPhone in Clypy. The phone asks first, then 450 MB crosses your Wi-Fi in seconds, encrypted end to end, and lands as files, never as clips.
Local network only
Files go straight between your devices on the same Wi-Fi. No upload, no cloud copy, any size.
It asks first
The other device shows what's coming and how big. Accept, or let a device you trust send without asking.
Every direction
Mac, Windows, Linux, iPhone and Android. Files land in Downloads, or in Clypy's Received Files on a phone.
On your phone
Your whole clipboard, in your pocket
On iPhone and Android, Clypy is a keyboard and a share target. Capture with one motion, then paste anything from your history inside any app, right where you're typing.
Capture on iPhone and Android Search
Find it the way you'd describe it
Type what you remember, not what you copied. Clypy searches by meaning and reads the text inside your images, so a screenshot of a Wi-Fi card is one search away.
More on search The Wi-Fi password only exists in a screenshot. Search for it anyway: Clypy reads the text in your images on your own device, and pastes it as text.
By meaning
“that address sarah sent” finds the address, even if you never typed those words.
Inside images
Screenshots and photos are read on arrival. Search their text, paste it as text.
On your device
Search, text recognition and classification run locally. Nothing is sent anywhere to do it.
Paste stack
Fill a whole form with ⌘V
Queue the clips a form needs, arm the stack from any app, and every ⌘V pastes the next one.
How the paste stack works Queue the clips a form needs with ⌥S, arm the stack with ⌘⌥S, and every ⌘V pastes the next one. A whole shipping form, filled with ⌘V and Tab.
AI agent memory
Give every agent a memory you control.
Tell Claude Code to remember a decision and Codex can recall it tomorrow. Any MCP-compatible agent can save to Clypy and search it later, in its own collection or a shared one, and secrets never show up in what it finds.
What agents can do Local MCPShared collectionsRevocable accessSecrets excluded
Tell Claude Code to remember a decision and it saves it to Clypy. Later, Codex in another project recalls it, and secrets never show up in what agents find.
In real life
The moments it pays for itself
Small moments, every day, that used to cost you a minute of hunting.
The 2FA code on the wrong device
The code lands on your phone while you're logging in on your laptop. It's already in the strip, with a live countdown, before you've reached for the phone.
Copy between Android and Windows“What was that address again?”
Copied in Messages three days ago, needed in a maps app now. Type "sarah address" and semantic search finds it even though you never typed those words.
Clipboard history on iPhoneRebuilding something you copied over
You copied a snippet, then copied something else, and the first one is "gone." It isn't. Unlimited history means nothing you copy is ever lost again.
How clipboard history worksThe same reply, forty times a week
Save it once as a template with a {{name}} field. Paste it, type the name, and it goes out personal, with the date already filled in.
How templates workPrivacy
The clipboard sees everything. So we see nothing.
Direct sync on your network, end-to-end encryption everywhere else, and intelligence that runs on your device. Configured password-manager sources are ignored; newly detected secrets are concealed, and kept local if you choose.
Read the security overview E2EEncrypted before it leaves the device, so we can't read your clips
P2PSame network? Clips sync and files send directly, no server involved
LOCALSearch, text recognition and classification run on your hardware
NEVERPassword managers and apps you exclude are never captured
Pricing
$19.99 once. Pro for life.
Keep local history free, or buy lifetime Pro once. Includes a 14-day money-back guarantee.
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- Unlimited local clip history
- Local-only history on every installation
- Collections, search & local AI
FAQ
Fair questions
Straight answers to what people ask before they install a clipboard manager.
Can you read my clipboard?
No. Clips are encrypted on your device with keys we never have. Our servers only relay ciphertext, and on the same network, sync skips servers entirely.
What about passwords?
Copies from configured password managers are not captured. Newly detected secrets are concealed: no preview, left out of search, and revealing one takes system authentication. They sync to your other devices end-to-end encrypted and stay concealed there. Mark a clip local-only or give it an expiry if it should not travel.
Is Pro a subscription?
No. Clypy Pro is a lifetime license paid once, plus any tax due in your country. The regular price is $29.99; an active offer is applied at checkout. It activates unlimited devices and includes a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Does the AI send my clips to the cloud?
No. Search, OCR, and classification all run locally. Clypy works fully offline; sync resumes when you're back.
Do I need an account?
No password or public profile. A minimal purchase identity links your verified email to Dodo, Apple, or Google ownership for cross-platform recovery. Devices pair cryptographically with a QR code.
Can I send files between my devices?
Yes, with Pro. Send files moves photos, videos and documents of any size between your paired devices over your local network, encrypted end to end. They never pass through our servers, and they're saved as files, never as clips.
Which platforms?
macOS, Windows, and Linux with the Paste Strip; iPhone and Android via the keyboard and share sheet. One license covers them all.